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Maternity leave - crazy question
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clwp
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Maternity leave - crazy question
So here's an offbeat, possibly even unethical question...
Anyone have any ideas on how to "beat the system" and "extend" their maternity leave a few weeks?
Message edited 4/5/2008 11:25:21 AM.
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Posted 4/4/08 8:48 PM  |
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lovemy2boys
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Re: Maternity leave - crazy question
unethical maybe, understandable YES! I don't have an answer for this one
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| Posted 4/4/08 8:50 PM |
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cjb88
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Re: Maternity leave - crazy question
i think it depends on the place where you work...
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| Posted 4/4/08 9:19 PM |
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Beth
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Re: Maternity leave - crazy question
at my first job women who commuted from LI to NYC used to have there doctors put them on "bed rest" 3 weeks before the baby was due
so they got disabilty for 3 weeks- then maternity leave once the baby was born
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| Posted 4/4/08 9:57 PM |
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BunnyBaby
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Re: Maternity leave - crazy question
Posted by Beth1210
at my first job women who commuted from LI to NYC used to have there doctors put them on "bed rest" 3 weeks before the baby was due
so they got disabilty for 3 weeks- then maternity leave once the baby was born
This sounds right! JUst get a note from your doctor. That should work!
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| Posted 4/5/08 7:40 AM |
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MrsS2005
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Re: Maternity leave - crazy question
If you're subject to FMLA, your job is only protected for a total of 12 weeks. Those 12 weeks can be taken either before (if there are complications) and/or after the baby is born. If you go on leave for a few weeks before you give birth, your employer can require you to return to work earlier than you'd like.
Does your employer require you to use your accrued sick/vacation time when you're out on FMLA? If not, you could take 12 weeks of unpaid FMLA leave and then take the additional sick/vacation/personal time that you've accrued.
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| Posted 4/5/08 7:53 AM |
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